This system is designed to transmit time code from a camera to a recorder using a reliable and robust UHF link, operating at 418 MHz.

The Transmitter is DTI approved to MPT 1340 and does not require a licence.

Instructions for Use

Connect an aerial to the Transmitter’s BNC socket on top of the aluminium tube. Mount the Transmitter on the camera’s BNC time code out socket and plug the power lead into the camera Hirose power socket.

Transmitter Battery Life

For applications where the Transmitter cannot be powered by the 4 pin Hirose plug an adapter is provided so that the Transmitter can be powered from a PP3 battery. A much more robust alternative to the clip adaptor is our new PP3 Battery Box - does the same thing but is compact and sturdy. Current consumption of the Transmitter is less than 10mA so expect about 60 hours life from an MN1604 or around 200 hours from a lithium Ultralife when powering from the PP3 clip adapter (or PP3 Battery Box). The Transmitter battery volts can be from 14V - 7V with no loss of performance since it is internally regulated inside the Transmitter.

This system is designed to transmit time code from a camera to a recorder using a reliable and robust UHF link, operating at 433 MHz.

The Transmitter is DTI approved to MPT 1340 and does not require a licence.